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Carlow University plans to demolish former church to make way for development

By By Tim Schooley – Reporter, Pittsburgh Business Times
WPXI CARLOW DEVELOPMENT David Meadows, senior vice president and CFO of Carlow University, talks about the schools development goals for its master plan at a recent community meeting. (TIM SCHOOLEY / PBT/TIM SCHOOLEY / PBT)
By By Tim Schooley – Reporter, Pittsburgh Business Times

PITTSBURGH — Carlow University is homing in on campus-redefining project for its front door on Fifth Avenue in Oakland.

And it is signaling that it is fully committed to demolishing a former Catholic church it owns to do it.

At a community meeting hosted by Oakland Planning and Development Corp., university officials presented plans for its institutional campus master plan, a major component of which is its public-private partnership project with the Elmhurst Group to redevelop a collection of properties along the north side of Fifth Avenue into upwards of 400,000 square feet of new academic and commercial space.

Read more in the Pittsburgh Business Times.


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